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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-07-13
MURDERED.
Two Young Ladies of Dallas
Murdered at Gainesville.
FULL DETAILS OF THE HOR-
RIBLE OUTRAGE.

A telegram to United States Mar
shal Record from Sheriff Ware aud
Deputy Marshall johnson, at Gaines
vile, staies that Misses Mamie b ST.
wick and Genie Watkins, of Dallas,
were murdered there last night.
PARTICULARS.
Special to the Herald.
GAINESVILLE, July 13-Onc Of the
most shocking outrages that ever
scandalized the peace and well beng
Of a community was pcrpetrated about
2 o'clock this morning. Last night
two young ladies, Miss Mamie Bostick,
aged about 10 years and Miss Genie
Watkins young lady of Dallas who
was visiting her, retired to their room,
in one story cottage residence at the
corner of Bird and Franklin streets.
About two o'clock Mrs. Bostick was
awakened by the noise of a struggle,
proceeding from the room in which
the young ladies slept and on
rushing into the hall she d.s-
a man leaping through
window from the east side of the
room. On going inside, she found
her daughter, Miss Mamie Bostick ly-
ing on her bed weltering in blood and
Miss Watkins similarly situated OH an
other bed. Both were unconcious
and apparently beyond the pale OF
human endcavor, terrified and shock
ed almost beyond reason. She raised
the young ladies up and began
Her cries soon brought
some ncighbors to her assistance,
when it was discovered that both had
been severely cut about the head and
face with some sharp instrument pre-
sumed to have beep an AK or hatchei.
Miss Watkins had been struck over
the right eye with a sharp
instrument. The cut inflicted pene-
trating both frontal bones, and ex-
tending almost entirely across the
forehead, through this ghastly wound
the brain is protruding, and beneath
the right eye, driven from its socket
by the force of the blow, hangs down
upon the checks. The nature and
severity of the wound makes it al
most necessarily fatal and it seems TO
be a question of but few hours until
she will yield her life to the awful
certainty of the assassins work. Miss
Bostick had received several blows
from the same instrument, one inflic-
ted with the corner of the hat tchet,
was just underneath the right eve, an
other was in the right tsmple, the
third entirely severed the upper lip
1t is not thought the wounds are
fatal, though the exact extent and the
shock resultant theretrom could not
be determined.
There was absolutely no clcw OBJ
tainable that would give any idea OF
the perpetrator of the awful deed or
the reason that led to its commission.
All the officers In the city were
early at the scene, aud after hssty
survey of the premises started to
scour the town in the vague hope of
something.
At 7:45 blood hounds arrived from Fort
Worth and were Immediately taken to the
scene, but on account OF the ground being
70 dry they would not take up the scent,
which method was abandoned, and several
posses were organized and one hundred
and fifty men were deputized ss deputy
sherifis to scour the county At this hour,
1880 .. m, no clue has been obtained, but
several parties have been arrested on sus-
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Second-Hand Pianos

A. II. Gale & Co., square. SG5.
Peter IL Cragg, squire. $40.
Stoddart. square 500.
Stanley ~ Sons, square, 1928.
Wheelock upright. ucarh new.
Chckering Grand, n fine piano for
n school.
The above bargains are offered this
week at c. II. Edwards, 1888 aud 735
Main street.
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Divorce Suit.

Alice Hickman flied suit for d.
vorce in the di.trict clerks Office
against her husband, Robert Hick-
man. Shc alleges cruel treatment and
q threat to kill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-30
HIS RUNAWAY yrIFE.
A Facilitating Dcntl,t Makes Great Trouble
In Two Families.


In Two Families.
CHICAGO, Oct CIV. A. Shepard OF MIL
waukeo who has boon In Chicago for several
days searching for his runaway wife. tells'a
pltlful story OF domestic unhappincss Shep-
ard few years ago married Cora b. Buell. OF
Hamilton. N. Y. q beautiful young woman who
profsssed the warmest regard for her husband.
Tho young couple came to Milwaukee. There
was a man In the Cream City whose name was
DR.. Henry Richter. dentist,who few months
ago began paving Mrs. Shepard marked Mt
tentions. Mr. Shepard travels u good deal,
and a fow weeks ngo on returning from m e:i-
tended trip, no found his wife was not ut home.
and on making inquiries learned that che had
gone to the Exposition building fastening
thither. he found his wife and young married
lady. Mrs Richard Marden. accompanied by the
dentist. DR.. Richter. As the result of the quar-
rel that ensued. Mrs. Shepard went to her
parents homo In New York State but whom
her, he found she had gone West again.
She was traced TO Chicago. and her father
WAS sent for Now the wife,, father, and dem
ahe rs's 70 ma them IN Tho moan Tim"
shsHsrd family. Mrs,, M.rden. who was an in;
to have been sml.ten, With the attentions o; tho
dentist, and last week in attempting TO elect .
reconciil alton between the, estranged pair her
Gauge for, Jealousy and alarm. .,.
Without word no loft the house. and the
nsKt day HE body was found nSfting In the
he has now a twoiold mission. One is 10
md his vito and punish h9r seducer. and the
other IL to avonge the, death OF his. friend, Dr.
and cannot obtain tho slightest clue to the
whereabouts OF tho guilty couple.
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AIusio'. Development In Philadelphia

monicon or mouth organ we'll promises to BIZ a
welcome addition to evening gatherings this
winter" remarked u music dealer yesterday.
pleasant accompaniment to the harmonicop,
and for an impromptu dance IL would BIO hard
ais
the average persons neEyee whom In the hands
OF the average. man. But. well played. their
mnaio In not 70 be deBpised."
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Gas RpdsenbIah.
g faleS 8.
San Nntonio, s. slprll, ~.
Sine uettc BLAME.


Gin iuuaer prieferamts $ &anbibat,
Der auf benz Sebuacana : 9oleglull IN
Qimeffoue feinen tbeoIogii6en Stubien
oblaa, bate fi9 bort bic ginftibrurg
in zines Der a~ngeiebenfen 9duier Su
ueri9aHen getuuBt unb bic Gelesenbeit,
peide bic 8eiu1e ibm boten, oa3i be-
must, bic iunge, nod ni9t 16idbrige
Sodter bes 9auies gu %nerfibren; er
bate benz Wdb1en bic Che perfpro6en,
anb cine beimIi6e Srauuug mar fiir
BEN ndd{fen 6onntag ~perabrebet tpor=
Sen. Ser iunge1 Dame fan1ei1 aber
Mittheilungen 3u Sbren, pel6e ibr
@rinb su Der 8ermutbung gaben, baB
es benz geiiIi9e1 Serrn Brdutigam NIT
elmer gbe ni9t grnf tpdre. Sn ibrer
Wersweifelui1g tuuBte fe fi6 1itt ans
bers au helfen als oabur9, BOB he ibrer
uidts abnenbeu SHUTTER elm poles Be
tenntniB abIegte unb bic Sbatia1e
mittbeilte, baB fe in tueuigen Monaten
Mutter tueroert tpiirbe. Die arme
Matter-eine Wittme,-bie Dor 3um'
uler unb G9mer3 beinabe bon Sinner
tunr, tbeilte bic Sadie ibrer bret 60b'
men NIT, bon benert rtur elmer bel ibr In
6aufe tpobnte, bic beiben arberen In
Bell Gountp urb Heu Merico tDarer.
! Oie beiben lebterer far1en. 10 raid e
linen m6gIi9 mar, nod 6auie unb BIZ
orei Briioer gingen barauf nod 9ros'
bed, uub BET benz gountp $ Inualt biz
| 9lage auf 8stfhbrung seseu ben mir.
| biaen Gtubiofus bes @ottesgelabrtbeii
anbdugig su maaeN unb einen Wer'
| b~aftsbefebI su ertp,sten. Gin folfer
| uurbe aud obne Deraug benz Sberih
| sugeffelt, unb biefer fan6 aud fofori
GeIegenbeit, benielben sur Iusfibrung
au bringen. Der 3ufau batte es 10 &C.
fiiat, bob Der priefferamts : 3anoibat,
tuelder aber nod fein gbe . 3anbibai
uerben tpolte, aud gerabe mad Gros'
bed gegangell mar, uie1ei9t I'm bon
bort aus-no9 ueiter fortaugeben; ia
fogar, baB feIbiser nit ben bret Bri.
bern i'm glei9en 6oteI abgeffiegen mar.
So mar es oeril fur ben Sheriff Elm
2eidtes, ben 8erflagten 3u Derbaften
es erfolste barauf cine Idnsere 9er'
baublung, tpeI9e oamit f9lob. baB ben
GbesRanoibat uiber Wileu fi9 mobl
ober libel bereit erfldrte, bic einSig
m6sli1e Genustbuuns su seben, ,. 3.
bic iunge Dame 5u ebeli@en. nobel e
bic tible Bemerfung eiufieBen lieB,
baB er Iieber BEL elmer ord.
ais Bel einem Gei9en'
begdngniB bic 9auptroIls
fpfeIen tpnIIe. Sn 6olge oefer
tuurbe iofort Der u0tbige grlaubnib
I@ein beiorgt, unb barauf berfigte fid
| bie gefammlte Geienfdaft nod BEN
| 6aufe Der Wutter, mo BITE geremonis
iofort porgenommer tuusbe; bic einsigs
Mitgift, pelGe Der iunge gbegaite nit
beta1l, mar ser Ratb, pelden bic bre
Bel Der 9rauung ni9t anipeienben Bril-
Der inn bur9 BEN Sheriff mittbeileu
Iieben, baB &c fi9 bemlben m6se, ibreI
Gdmefier elm gutter ebemaun ~ uer'
ben; bebanole CT biefelbe f9IeGt obel
laFe fe eitpa i'm Sti9e, TO tuiirbe BIZ
grbe niGt sroB geuug fem, I'm ldngei
plab fttr ibu 5u baben.
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= Der San Mntonio Club bereite'
'ieinen MitgIiebern tub beren Damer
am Wontag Nbenb einen gmpfaug.
= @efieru Qbenb fano bic Iebtt
probe bes 6ef9ors ffatt. 9as 3omitt
bertbeiIte bic Ab3ei9en.
geiterrt tpurDe Der Werlud 'ges
madt, has peFfbaus uieber3ubrennen.
Ser @eiifes3nfanb bon 6ermann
2ange uno Dapib WaIfer tuurbe uriters
fuGt. Beibe tuurben fur tpabnfnnig ers
fIdrt unb folen benz Staatsaipl fiber.
gebeu iuer6en.
= Rd9fte @o9e tperben bic Stras
benbabntpageri BON Der Milifrabe aus
nod benz alranias paB Babn : Depot
laufen.
= DDS 6auptquariier Der 6~oufoner
'Sdngerruu6e tpirb ipdbrenb 0es Gdus
gerieltes In Gaiier's 8oIfsgarten fein.
= 6eute Qbenb trefeii bic Muffer
bes Gefor6efters aus MiIpautee. Obi.
eago, Neiu Orleans uub @aIbeiton Elm.
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#l0UBUUt
DesBalb orbne i9, 9rsaa GaIasban
M1ahor Der Siabt San antouio, &raft Der mil
Dur9 ben Greibrief uub bic Oroinan3en oe
Gt0bf ibertrasene Madtboafommeubeit uni
in rebereinjimmnng nit Der Seftion 43 bel
amenbirten itdbtii9en Greibriefes, ansenoni'
man am 4. Mdrt 1875, cine BabI an, am
Gamiias ben 80. slpril 1887
fur ben obisen 3bed.
Die Giimmpldte iperSen bon 8 1lbr M1orgeni
bic 8 flbr abenbs often fem.
Har6 30. 1-4oIisei Snuptquartier, Mi.
litdr @Insa. goritsuber @abIbeamter: 9.
R0nigteiin.
@aro so. 2-Gde OF. u. GoIorofa. Gtrabc,
@oritenber @nblbeamter : qatrid GieIb.
Barb 30. 3-Gde We6iuas u. Zeal. Strabe.
Norfbsnbtr 8ablbeamter. 8. .. Ginueane.
B0rb 30. 4-aril9's SnIe. 8prfibenner
@ahIbeamter: GeIeifiue 9iIlemain.
Harb 10. 81 amo. 8oriiteuber @abl.
benmter: Oh. Milde II.
Mdrb 10. 6-A rbeiter.g srein. gorfitenbel
@abIbeamter: Senrh Bitter.
Barb 10. l. Ode Wieforia. unb Nata.
gorbasS trnbe. gorftenoer @ablbeamter: 6
Wan 30. s~-MleuMfers, ao7 eab. sIIamo.
s&trabt. 8oriftenber WahIbeamttr 8. Walt
Die SleueraabIer Firnmea fur ooer sgesen'
ben 8orihIag.
Die Wall ipirb abaebdIten anb BITE Bsri9t'
iBetben eingelieftrt Ia rlebereinifimmurg mi
riuer sGrbtaans bsireHenb Wablen@.
Bun. 8eusuib bierbon babeiA u.einen Kramer
go uniersei9net unb has smtsiieed be-
StaSf Son Antonio benz Dofument
beiFigen IaHen an bielem 81. Gage beS 91dri
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i. gpos her Weufh nift g(Qes tpI

- Was Der Wenid niGt 9lles tper'
ben fannl ruff bic vSt. 9Outs 3ris
biine". Der beriihmte Buffalo Bill,
befen eisentlider Name Wm. s. gobp
lautet, 1T bonn @ouberneur bon We-
brasfa sl feinem 4biutanten init Gbers
ftenrang, unb suslei9 sum 4ommiHdr
bes Staates Nebrasfa fir bic amerifas
nif9e @usffeIlung in 2onoon ernannt
tporben. Buffalo Bill 1T ndmli9 ni6t
nur elm %beriibmter pGombop", ionoeru
ieit2angem aud elm geriebenerp olititer.
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Nu6lens Qfrniea.galbe.

Die bette Gable Der xSeIt fur Sdnitte
NuetiGunsen, @efdpiirt, 6isbsr- uab Saui.
stusiAla9, GIedte, seiprunsene 9dnbe, 6rof.
bsuIsn unb ale eautfranfbeiten; furirt ga.
msrrboiben ober feine 8esabIuna. 8oIiae
Classification sarautirt ODER bas @sIb ptrb
sariiderfattet. rs @snis bic SdaHtel BEL u
Grtib
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Sar obe,oIaubifde os,,,s b,irf

Cir abersldubiide 2eute biirfte
e. Don Sntershe ie!n. baB benz alien
goiiheim ymeimal bon 3lseunerinnen
qrlueisiast Dotbsn iein ioll. er psroe SO
Sabre alt merben +; bod wirbe ibm in
ienen lrBten Sabrsn pieI Malbsur
paifiren.
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Sic Marfmdue

bes eipilen SbeiIes Der Sdnserfefts
pro3effion f6nner lire S9drpen unb
Satielbeden bonn Dienitag ben IL. oh
Bel Serrn gf6borir, gfe bon Wartts
unb preias5 traBe abboIen. Emit
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grnsser Gorso
Mittwod bea ID. april 1887.

ale Dieieniseu, tuelde fi@ an Der
ausfabrt Der Singer gu be'
tbeilisen miiniden unb bereit ino, ibre
@aseu sur 8erfisung gu ffelen, iiub
gebeten, fid am obeH genannte1 Gage
Na@mitta82 nbr
auf benz u m o pIasa %ein3ufnben.
CUR grtennuns Der gquipager, in
mel@en nod pldbe fret finb. noble
mon bic peitf9e nit einem blauen
8dno9en Derieben.
u. 8elfnab.
s.. Nnrmasst.
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eanaerieif. = Gimamartierums.

Nle bieienisen Burger, Del6e Sdn.
ger einquartieren, finb erfudt. I'D
9ienffng In Der 9urnballe ein5ufinoeH
nm ibre @dffe abjubolen. Der @m
pfana Der Sdnger finbet ifatt am Dor
mittog IL ubr unb all Mbenb um I
llbr. Wormittags treHen ole 8eretnt
uott Dallas, auitin. @ibbines bier elm
am abenb bic BON @alDeiOn UNI
6ouffon. 3ml
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syu benz 70 beIiebte Miifionssars
ten tpirb am Sonntag 4benb bic Sal.
fon" bur9 elm Greieoncert erofnet
tuerben.
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Die vGitp 8anb" tpirb am Sonn'
tag Mbenb Elm Concert in gaul & &bei,
iaers MiKionssG arten geben. gintrit'
frei.
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Alvin LOhSe7S
8ter< Mirtbf6aft,

grodstt . Strabe, 70. ITO, ssssntbsr Ssm
Opsrubaufe.
SdIt fortpdbrsHO elm tsuefrif4es, belifates
gIasBier unb bic ~fsinfen g~isarren.
Die alien Greunbs, ioiDie bic 1etDobuer Der
etaOt unb umssssnb i'm saasmeinen, finb
frsuubli6f gun Bsfud bss sOsaIss sinseIabsn.
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Eite 9rase ii6er 3rcwn's
Sfoif 2sfffers 6eantuortet.

s,,,aei6t fdsn tauTtntraI n bic 5rass staslt ret:
49,. sajs Isnu Brcreu's Siren Sittfrt Muet fnrtrerf'
-. sss ttut Is ni&f. ater Is frri.t irstne enc
e~syrh,it fir rtI6c Elm tiGtieer Writ Y tier rsrlere.
~ r~5ree. Die Gsrsts erftnntt Gtiea ais ras pfif
Nor itnta ~teianattn Gtdrfunesnttttl an rro MaG.
sreas In iraeao tineHt tasnttnttir 4eealiIassr8slUan
rifS be 1ttaustiaa sstiatis.a !, e .rs, ~ s,n,r C AMEN
@rresua orSrauGt rerten. Ddraus erstet No. tas
SsF.s III ssr rintisas Sdetsr BET einer rtolsrtictn
Spss,;,;SAsn sraris ~ betrdGttu IN. Gs III trrseenn
f. \ srfrsrkias Statfsde, has rrr ter Grfntung scn
s,x.sssss qran s3itttrs feline s5Hiee 9efriseisuns &c.
rStrerte &iftn,ulanmeniesuna eyiRirte.
Yrnmu's Srnu 8ittfrs S sass.s ais 81
sSfurfaat Iinsn Aepfi&uatrS une tsias 2artssissslsm
--clIe arbern Giitus0efetjinsa fenn osss. ntonns
gran Hiffsr8 turirt gereanaaes : st !
~ sirSsrs Gb~etipannftrifs Aastaiefae asrttrs
f6taidSf. Gdmer1en tn Geiten. @tden ooer
#iiforru, Qatf5&rnrrJ unn Reurniete-far als rtelf
iitsa riro ellen idsii4 srf4rstssn.
arnWr's 9r1ir 8ittfrs . niSs Ia 's sisss
sFiruts Sled alien onttrn srsntli9en Nletilinta
pirff e ~fauafarf. Dtnu ron Gaauuern enrmms
n boe eat rstlttutnse Gsmytcm trnenertf enerste.
Tis Wusftla rereta hann ftfer, bic esrsanuue rer.
tfdtrt f@, ber tlntsrieib tvirc ttdtts. OF Srausn ~
Bic @irfina In Der @tetit anfler sne Iatsr anneIsaf.
Iit Quafn fIdren F1 tcfcrt; bic Sdutfarbe frtre nsa;
81 afarsta ertaittn ritser eefnrtt garte; NtrsSatdf
serf6rirkef: fnnlfirueae GttrnHesn riadsa er ws.
edrn6siagxif pl1s uns. rtnn cine tiasHet wIntisf, ~
n Mahrune fur has Qinh TN utserhnF ssrsase,a.
aRas rercsfe rt4t, has 9rrrnv Srpn Uifftrs eH
strrIne Gifeu. Wfehi,in N, bic ni&t f4atIi4 ~. aef1H
mn &haf6egey enpfrtIeit O.. 80
TsS asbtr bat Santdsndrft uns estrtalst reta
elntea suf BEN tmf&Ias. San iesnae nfpisaass1sss
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Proclamation.
epesiaIs @abl.

Sn grtDasnns, bas Surd eineu bonn Stabt'
rafb in Der Gitnng BON %. Mdrs ansenoni'
meneu 8efdIub Bic Befimmuns getrofen
purbe, cine @abI ansuorouen, UNI be gnf9t
Der Gtener3abIsr barber ;u ermitteln, oh be
Gtnbt I0-s0idbriss finf YrOsent 8inien t-a.
aeuoe Bombs i'm 8strase BON Ginbunberturo.
fanfsig Saufenb Dollars I$l50, 000l cusseben
fou, fur ben 8au uno bic grridtuns seeisneter
6ebduOe unb fur anbere bierin ausesebene
8pedf i'm befercn SntereHeber Stdot, ndmIid :
etaetbaIe, gourtbaus u. @efdnsais $1O5, 900
MusHaftnna beFeIben. ........... 5000
@runbiiid n. Berbrennuussofen TFir
I1nratbl !, DfIeite. ... 1900
@effeite ... 1900
DdrpfpaIse 1000
SteinsermaImer unb Dampfmafdine. 5000
GtrabsnbeTsn ..-............ 5000
6euer>Departemeut
S9Iaud, 4ferbe, eeiter- II. S6laud.
iuaaen ......~...-a. 10000
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sS- 6rau emma gbi9 d, cine
In DeutImIanb geprifte 0ebamme, bic
bereiis Idngere 3eit In G5icago tbdtig
mar, enpfiebIt ibre Gieuife benz bieis
gen pubIifum. Mobnuns: Vro. rs,
South aIariosG irabe.
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YsiHenf #aareu.

Bie albeIannt birtfte Smportatisn bon
Oeut1dIanb. Sn bisier Hranhe haben mir uus
einen aroben 4uf ertuorben unb fouuten e uidt
pasen ssrines anaIitdten su fibreu.
Deutl9er OamaR su IS, 40, so Ste. per Barb.
Wotbsr Oamaft 81 rs, 40 n. so Gts. per Barb.
Deutide Sanbti6er uno Serbietten iu alea
Prtifen.
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KIfider 8fsatE.

Sierif cine srobe Goree! Die ridtise Mobe !!
g~eidmadrou! Bie febt elm sutes Aleib aus
obne ben ridtisen 8efat2 Sas fommt bel
uns nidt Dor.
Serren. unb 3uabens an5ise Conf,
unb 6tiefsl bios aus ben befteu Gabrifeu
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Stickereien und Spitzen.

Bei5Hidsrei BON q Sc. anfparis Bis ga
ben feiniten Saden.
Spttsen. Gnorme NuspabI fein unb
biais. Spiben bon l Gent bis $40 bic Cart.
BeFdiist biefss Eager
manben. an3agel S@ul. anjhsel Sdnbe
Braae finb freunblidf einselaben.
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W.rr,,S;,h. 8u;S,rboder. 10 gts.
@s;,s S@tiorb;os eeerIuders. -. 1a3 Cts.
SdottiIde Ginobams (importirte) IL ets.
NeumoSifde Combination 0insbams (prdd'
tise Baare) gu berfdiesenen Rreiien.
gSir babsn bas sr6ste Eager in @iuspdnas
Der Stabt.
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#eisse Maareu.

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-08
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-08

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Spies did not show a tremor, but when
the same process was being carried out
with Fischer he turned end quietly
whispered to the bailiG a suggestion
concerning the rope Eugel bit his
underlip when his turn came, while
another was being fastened on Parsons
by his side. Before the four Auar.
chists had an inkling of what was to
be done the white caps we're deity
slipped upon their heads and drawn
quickly down to the uecks, shutting
of the view Of each as completely aud
with less warning than does the came
ra cloth Of photographer.
THE DROP FALLS.
A crash as of falling house thuu.
dered through the corridors. The
slender ropes were taut. ln full
view Of the two hundred men in front
we're the four white, writhiug shrouds.
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about the Gecks that between cap aud
the shroud could be noticed blAckeu
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utes passed. Then it was known To
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-11-16
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